Sentence examples for it's somewhat tedious from inspiring English sources

To be honest, it's somewhat tedious.

"Every time we came up with one of these ideas we had to put the money together and raise the money… it was somewhat tedious to build this stuff from scratch," he said.

It can be somewhat tedious, but peeling it off the meat as much as possible will improve the flavor and also make it easier to cook.

This may be partly due to the availability of methods that allow for more than two group comparisons simultaneously, given that a more common alternative approach is somewhat tedious and it requires several steps; namely, it involves pairwise comparisons among all group pairs.

The mechanicals, translated into school maintenance men, are somewhat tedious and their lewd sodomising and urinating diminish the humour, though all sing well, notably Flute (Michael Colvin).

Petri nets, although graphical in format are somewhat tedious for specifying large complex systems but, on the other hand were developed exactly to test discrete, distributed systems for functional correctness.

The process for listening to a record was somewhat tedious.

On the other hand, enacting and maintaining disciplined internal controls can be somewhat tedious.

3) The paper is somewhat tedious to read because there is so much data presented.

However, from methodology perspective, the procedure of CV analysis is somewhat tedious while cluster analysis is more systematic as described by Silva et al. [ 36].

This observation should be explained with reference to Figure 13. 3) The paper is somewhat tedious to read because there is so much data presented.